'''Eusifanso''' was a science fiction fanzine published by Little Press.

'''Eusifanso''' was a science fiction fanzine published by Little Press.

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''Eusifanso'' was an abbreviation for Eugene (OR) Science Fantasy Artisans Society, from Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A. and this was its official organ. Eleven issues of this fanzine were released in the late 1940s and early 1950s, the last issue appearing February 1952 with Volume 2 No. 5, with a changing roster of editors.

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''Eusifanso'' was an abbreviation for Eugene Science Fantasy Artisans Society, from Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A., and this was its official organ. Eleven issues of this fanzine were released in the late 1940s and early 1950s, the last issue appearing February 1952 with Volume 2 No. 5, with a changing roster of editors.

[[Slant]], in their "Due Credit" section, acknowledges their work- ''"TO D. R. FRASER for making such a beautiful job of EUSIFANSO"''.

[[Slant]], in their "Due Credit" section, acknowledges their work- ''"TO D. R. FRASER for making such a beautiful job of EUSIFANSO"''.

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''Eusifanso'' was succeeded by [[Viewpoints]], by Rosco Wright and Norman Hartman, the stated goal being to publish ESFS club minutes and utilize leftovers from ''Eusifaso''.

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''Eusifanso'' was succeeded by [[Viewpoints]], by Rosco Wright and Norman Hartman, the stated goal being to publish ESFS club minutes and utilize leftovers from ''Eusifanso''.

Rosco Wright had previously published the fanzine [[Beyond]] from 1943 till 1946.

Rosco Wright had previously published the fanzine [[Beyond]] from 1943 till 1946.

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[[Category:1950's publications]]

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Latest revision as of 08:38, 28 July 2016

Eusifanso was a science fiction fanzine published by Little Press.

Eusifanso was an abbreviation for Eugene Science Fantasy Artisans Society, from Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A., and this was its official organ. Eleven issues of this fanzine were released in the late 1940s and early 1950s, the last issue appearing February 1952 with Volume 2 No. 5, with a changing roster of editors.